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US 7,621,520 B2Granted
Device for surface treatment of objects with reduced size and improved ergonomics
AssigneeEvolis Card Printer SA
InventorsYves Liatard, Didier Godard
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AssigneeEvolis Card Printer SA
InventorsYves Liatard, Didier Godard
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The present invention concerns a device (DISP) for treating at least one surface of an object, having a first input (E1) for receiving objects (OBJ1) coming from a loader (CHRG) intended to contain a plurality of such objects, and including at least one operating chain having an input intended to receive objects from the first input (E1) of the device (DISP). The device according to the invention has a second input (E2) for receiving objects (OBJ2) supplied individually by a user of the device (DISP), each operating chain being capable of receiving objects (OBJ2) inserted through said second input (E2). The invention makes it possible to perform in series or one at a time several different types of surface treatment, by means of a device which can furthermore be implemented in a more compact form than the known devices.
Device for treating at least one surface of an object, the device having a first input for receiving objects coming from a loader for containing a plurality of such objects, a second input, distinct from the first input, for receiving objects supplied individually by a user of the device, an operating chain including a succession of operating stations, a first of the stations being arranged for applying first indicia to a surface of said object and a second of the stations being arranged for applying second indicia to a surface of said object, said operating chain having an input for receiving objects from the first and second inputs of the device, the first and second inputs of the device being situated on both sides of said operating chain, the device including a router for routing to the input of said operating chain an object introduced into the device through its second input.
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